Desktop photo of the Arduino UNO wired to the Si5351A clock generator evaluation board with three wires (GND, SDA, SDC) routed from the Digilent Analog Discovery 3 breakout cable. Monitor wires are connected to the clock board's headers, allowing control from UNO and monitor from AD3 to happen at the same time.
Screen capture of the Digilent Waveforms software showing I2C capture and decode on the Win11 ham PC. Lots of messages are shown, with some longer and some very short. More leaning ahead!
Set up Digilent Analog Discovery 3 w/ Waveforms SW to monitor the Arduino UNO to Si5351A clock generator interactions. Will investigate the existing UNO’s programming with the Si5351A board and then create a LabVIEW VI to mimic that process using another I2C […]
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